- #Windows 10 allow network file sharing windows 10
- #Windows 10 allow network file sharing code
- #Windows 10 allow network file sharing password
Or maybe the workgroup object can give you the users.
#Windows 10 allow network file sharing code
That is why there is usually an active directory system always running.Ĭannot hard code them then try \\computer and see if you can select the user from the computer's object. You may have to hard code them in instead of selecting them.
They expressed importance in file permissions. Ugh that reminds me of my Windows XP Support training. I may not be following the right approach.
I tried to set permission in folder sharing by right clicking on folder, properties, security and in add i tried to add that person by browsing it in network but in select users or groups on my pc name is shown. But what I want is that Jack can access his folder only and not jim or tom and so on for others. Currently any of the 3 guys can access any folder. In my shared folder I have created a few folders on the basis of name. So the other guys can access that folder only.
#Windows 10 allow network file sharing windows 10
My pc runs windows 10 and I have shared 1 folder in the network. All systems are running windows ranging from XP - 10. I have a small workplace with a few computers on the network. NET USE S: \\YOURCOMPUTER\Win8 /u:Win8 Win8Password NET USE S: \\YOURCOMPUTER\Win7 /u:Win7 Win7Password NET USE S: \\YOURCOMPUTER\WinXP /u:WinXP WinXPPassword In the end the question is how secure do you really want to make this? You can set up your machine to not allow those users to log in locally.Īll of this said, you would be able to access anything, anyone, put on your machine.
#Windows 10 allow network file sharing password
If the users are advanced enough, they would know that user name and password that you are using to access the share, since batch files are just text files. Paths supplied are for Windows 7 and above. If you put it in the all users (C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp) it would be for anyone using that machine. If you put it in the User's Startup (C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup) it would be for that specific user. Assign those accounts a password and then use the batch file I posted earlier. I believe you could create three accounts on your computer, WinXP, Win7, and Win8. At my work we have good experience with Synology and it allows you to create shares, users and do backups of the computers on the network. Do you have Windows 10 Pro?Ī better alternative in my opinion is to purchase a NAS system that is build exactly for this, you get better protection for your data in case of hardware failure, etc. If you create them as normal users accounts and not as Admins they can't access your files also its possible to block then from login into the machine.
The problem is this will give them access to my pc as well. So you are saying that I need to create user account in my pc so that those guys can access it from their computer in the network. Well the pc (where folder is shared) is my personal system. Once you hit 10 computers you should be looking at a server solution. Microsoft suggests that you only do this for less than 10 computers. Then you give the users on your computer access to the folder. Jack, Tom, and Jim all need to have accounts on your computer with passwords that are the same as their computer.
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